That's true, but the only thing I use it for is email, and some online storage. I suppose I should get with the times and start putting all my pictures on the web and sync all of those system settings, but I just don't have the energy for that anymore nor do I see the use for a lot of that myself.
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MobileMe and IE compatability
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That's true, but the only thing I use it for is email, and some online storage. I suppose I should get with the times and start putting all my pictures on the web and sync all of those system settings, but I just don't have the energy for that anymore nor do I see the use for a lot of that myself.
True, which is why I hope Apple doesn't make the service pure garbage. I was thinking of dumping it when I did have separate services to do all that it does, but now that it works fine and is cheaper I am stuck.
I get you though, the $149 is kinda steep, and you always have to ask yourself if you are really using all the services to their full potential, since most of them can be had for free and still work effectively with the Mac.
Does anyone have any positive updates regarding MobileMe and IE7? One of my jobs uses PCs with IE7 and doesn't allow us to download any apps. So I'm stuck with it. MobileMe is my primary webmail access, and I like it. But am bummed I can't check mail at work (and iphones aren't allowed). Any suggestions?
